Join our team
Is your work as you imagined? Are you reconsidering what's important in life? Are you looking for something more?
Macquarie Health Collective is a locally owned, growing, GP and Specialist practice in Dubbo, New South Wales, welcoming new practitioners.
We provide a workplace where you come first, so our patients achieve the best possible health outcomes.
We would love to speak to you about joining the Collective team.
Macquarie Health Collective is a rapidly growing hub for health practitioners to work collaboratively and innovatively to provide holistic person-centered care. We are based in the Dubbo Regional Council Local Government Area which is experiencing tremendous regional growth in many sectors providing jobs in mining, tourism, sport, transport, energy, government, manufacturing, construction, agriculture, health and the social services sectors. The advantages of working and living in this region won’t stay a secret for long! You can find out more about our wonderful region here.
Current vacancies
MHC is currently looking for a General Practitioner and Psychologist/Clinical Psychologist to join our team.
We are always looking for inspiring ways to expand our team, so if you are interested in joining the Collective team or using a space at our Collective Hub and we don't currently have a role advertised for you, please don't hesitate to reach out!
Experiences from our team
GP Dr Jenny Geraghty shares her experience working as a Rural GP
“I came to Dubbo with my husband Tony and 2 young daughters when Tony was invited to join an Obstetrics and Gynaecology practice. I had grown up in Newcastle and went to uni in Sydney, while Tony is a Brisbane boy. We have had no regrets about our decision to move here.
All four of our children went through school in Dubbo and have done very well. Two have followed in the family footsteps, one as a doctor, and another as a nursing graduate. One daughter is a Sydney graduate in Arts/Media and Communication, and our youngest son is doing a masters degree in environmental science. They have definitely not missed out on anything growing up regionally!
Life for a family is good here. The town allowed us to give our children a degree of freedom and independence that we may not have permitted in a city.
Naturally Tony had a very busy professional life and we always thought how lucky he was to get to the hospital in 5 minutes, sometimes quicker, when he was needed. He has retired now and is loving cycling, Pilates, and bread making.
My own career has transformed from 2 days/week when the family were younger, to a very rewarding mix of general practice, university teaching at the School of Rural Health in Dubbo, and VMO palliative care at Lourdes Hospital.
I feel very fortunate to be a GP and to have a role in caring for the community of Dubbo and the surrounding areas.
I feel very fortunate to live in Dubbo!”